Cambio y crecimiento en América Latina
Cooperación mundial para el desarrollo
El desafío energético
La CEPAL y las relaciones económicas de América Latina
Las perspectivas del desarrollo económico en América Latin
Reflexiones sobre el desarrollo económico
Enrique Valentín Iglesias is one of the most respected economists worldwide, especially in matters related to Latin America and economic development in emerging countries. Born in Asturias, Spain, and later becoming a Uruguayan national, Iglesias has dedicated his career to promoting sustainable economic growth in Latin America, serving as President of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) from 1988 to 2005 and subsequently as Ibero-American Secretary General (2005-2014). With a career spanning academia and major international institutions, Iglesias has been a pivotal figure in multilateral economics and the advancement of the Latin American region.
Enrique V. Iglesias’s career is distinguished by his leadership in high-impact institutions. He began his career in 1954 as Director of the Union of Banks of Uruguay, and at 37, he was appointed as the first President of the Central Bank of Uruguay. He has been a professor of Economic Development and Director of the Institute of Economics at the University of the Republic of Uruguay. From 1972 to 1985, he was Executive Secretary of ECLAC and participated in the creation of the World Trade Organization (WTO) as President of the meeting that initiated the Uruguay Round of GATT. In addition to having been Uruguay’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Iglesias has been a member of various UN high-level groups and holds honorary doctorates from ten universities across the Americas and Europe.
Enrique V. Iglesias’s conferences provide invaluable insights on economics and development in Latin America. With an eloquent and profound style, Iglesias shares his extensive experience on topics such as regional integration, multilateral economics, and international cooperation. Through his strategic vision and commitment to the region’s progress, Iglesias analyzes Latin America’s current challenges and offers solutions to drive sustainable development. His talks are both motivating and inspiring, designed to help students and professionals understand the global economic context and growth opportunities in developing countries.
In this conference, Enrique V. Iglesias analyzes the challenges and opportunities facing Latin America in the global context. He discusses the importance of international cooperation and inclusive development policies to overcome inequalities and achieve sustainable growth in the region.
Iglesias explores the role of multilateral institutions in the economic development of emerging countries. Drawing from his vast experience at the IDB and the UN, he offers insights into how these organizations can help address the challenges facing developing economies.
In this talk, Enrique examines the advantages and challenges of economic integration in Ibero-America, highlighting the need to improve productivity and competitiveness. He presents strategies to strengthen regional cooperation and achieve more balanced and sustainable economic development.
Iglesias addresses sustainable development from a social perspective, focusing on how Latin America can tackle climate change and promote economic growth that is both inclusive and just. This talk highlights the policies necessary for a balanced and prosperous future in the region.
If you’re looking for expert insights on Latin American economics, multilateralism, or sustainable development, you can book Enrique V. Iglesias through Thinking Heads. With decades of experience and a profound understanding of the economic challenges facing developing countries, Enrique offers a unique and strategic perspective on Latin America’s progress and the role of international cooperation. Contact Thinking Heads today for more information and to secure his participation in your next event.
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